, Author at Digital America

Oblivion and the Internet

I wasn’t going to write this piece. I thought about it, considered writing and then stopped. Lest I should bloviate as per usual or...

Columns Michael Leonberger

Pan-Tastic!

Dear reader, welcome! Welcome to the pulse of Millennial America. I think I’ve figured out our schtick. What separates us from those who’ve come...

Q + A

Matthew Stone | Q+A

Matthew Stone is a London-based artist interested in contemporary shamanic practices. His work extends across photography, painting, sculpture, parties, and performance, and is characterized by...

Reviews

On Queer/Feminist Sound & the Digital Archive | Charles Eppley

Over the past several years, there has been a sonic awakening. The study of sound and its effects on knowledge, identity, culture, and history...

Andrew Jones Columns

Digital Comfort Food

Rather than write another commentary on a recent event, or a critique on some new internet privacy issue, I’ve decided to write about a...

Columns Michael Leonberger

Rise of the Machines

American human beings hate their hands and it’s killing me. More to the point: modern Americans would rather wave their hands in front of...

Reviews

Masturbating alone, together: A review of Escargotesque or, What is Experience? By M.H. Bowker (Punctum Books, 2015) | Norberto Gomez, Jr.

“When there are no bathrooms, no bedrooms, no rooms of any kind, you have to masturbate during ‘showers,’ … hiding behind the largest...

Columns Daniel Fandino